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Considering just a camera and an ezb4 is $158.... $11 more and look at all the extra stuff you get!
Considering just a camera and an ezb4 is $158.... $11 more and look at all the extra stuff you get!
I hadn't even noticed that was added. I could use all of that (well not the servos or wheels) for a project I'm working on but haven't had the heart to take Six apart yet.
Hmm... store credit burning a hole in my pocket again
seems like a very good deal compared to purchasing the parts separately
That really is a good deal. Adding this to my shopping list as I have a great idea for using this. I saw the guys in the front office playing with something the other day. Now I know what they were. The EZ-games sound interesting.
Adventure Bot
What exactly does it come with? I'm still needing to get my V4 Dev Kit, but I may go with this...All the pictures include different parts...front pic has a distance sensor, another has a batt charger and different bit numbers... confused
@Doombot... I assume what is in the pictures... I know it doesn't come with any HD servos which the dev kit has.... But the dev kit doesn't come with any ez bits....
I think this is what's included...
Maybe someone from EZ HQ could confirm!
Doombot, I wondered the same thing about the distance sensor, either way it is a great introduction robot for the price, similar hardware to my grandsons robot with a balancing tail bar and continuous servo movement. It even has a camera! I am tempted to purchase one for another grandson! Steve S
@Steve G - You are Correct. The picture above shows the kit contents. More details coming soon